incocted

English

Etymology

Compare concoct.

Adjective

incocted (comparative more incocted, superlative most incocted)

  1. (obsolete) raw; indigestible
    • 1645, Joseph Hall, The Remedy of Discontentment:
      […] meals, usually sauced with a healthful hunger; wherein no incocted crudities oppress nature, and cherish disease.

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